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Typs.yriterxC bsn,.

Wehave for sale several Type-writsra,
including the Remington, the Crandsll
ana the Hammond. These machines have
9 taken In exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
ior rent and Tor Gale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose & Co.,
II. IS Twelfth ntrset
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THE CHURCH ORGANIZATION.
THE DISCIPLES CHURCH

I IHFH a-
Reopened Meteorological Beautiful Place.
The Catholic Church.
The Disciples chapel, on Market street,
South Side, which has been closed for sey.
eral weeks undergoing repairs, was re-
opened for religious services yesterday.
At both the morning and evening services
there was a good attendance OF the, con
gregation. The repairing that has been
done to the edifce has been Of a lastin.
nature and in excellent taste. The little
Gothic structure is now one OF the prettiest
hoaaes Of worship in the city. The rafters
and supporting roof beams are painted a
dark black walnut imitation and are
brought ont strongly sgsinst the delicate
tints with which the ceiling panels and
walls are painted. A robins g blue
and q light but are the prevailing colors
used in the beautiful irescos whichiare
artistically relieved by a handsome Dor,
der and dado. The oak pews have boon
oiled and made to look like new and a
tlohg carpet OF handsome pattern covers
the floor. The organ has been mt in
perfect condition, and can now Justly lay
claim to being the sweetest and heat
church organ in the city. It's front MAS
not forgotten in the general E~renpys.iup
and, hsa been Handsomely Illuminated,
Yesterday mornings exercises were NJ
q rededicatory nature and very interesting.
Last evening the psstor, Rev. MI,
Atwood, delivered tho first OF a SERIES nj
discoursss in which 1t is the design to ex.
anime into some Of the claims and as
symptoms Of the Roman Catholic church
Is set forth, BY the Ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn
in his regent Lenten lectures. The propo.
sihon considered last night was, that The
church Of Christ wac not founded on Peter :
and neither did Christ put the KEYS of liz
church IN the foundation (Petef} as Mr..
Atwood says Bishop Kahn affirmed in his
fourth lecture,
Mr.. Atwood stated that it was not his
purpose to merely discuss this question.
but ne proposed to 80 to the bottom az
would b. done in case Of a difference be-.
tween "a contractor and owner over a
building that was in course Of erection.
tfe7 would not merely discuss the noints
they would go to the foundation. Ia
SAID that anyone applying their reason tn
this matter would not h~esitnta N HaroM
that the church was founded ON the III.
Ing Christ @and mot on pats,
bis spostlsi and ths. in this par,
ocular lay one great iaclt OF the
Catholic church. Its members wers pyos
hi6itea from using their reasonin matters
Of faith. He quoted literally irom the
Scriptures IN showing ,thst in the church
OF Christ and It's teachings there Use NM
one sclnalta OF authority allowed one
member over another that Christ wss
the one and only hosd that He was ths
living head OF the corner !, thst all Twere
members OF Bis church and membeIs al
a holy priesthood.
he quoted @ show that Peter himsslf
acknowledged Christ as the lost snd that
built and taught others to build; that I
Peter but followed ont his Master CON. i
nands when he carried the keys aud /
opened the church to such as followed |
1!er his teachings. He referred as an
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Accident on the Ohio River Kond.

Friday night about $50 o'clock an &C.
'cident occurred on the Ohio River road
about ten miles this side OF Point Pleasant
by which the train was delayed four hours,
It was q lumber train Of 40 cars, two Of
which We're thrown OF the track. No.
body was injured and the damages were
mot heavy,
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'nlgnt.
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English Lutheran Sunday school =

English Lutheran Sunday School Excursion
To BasesyilIe via Ohio River Railroad
Tuesday, jane Is. Round trip for adults
so:, children Acc. Trains leave Wheeling
at 1855 A: NJ, 12:l5P p. N. and $3.50 P. NJ.
Returning leave Bareaville at 2;34 !. NJ.
and 7:ea5 7. NJ, city time.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaleenings and Over
ceatings. which WeAre prepared to make
up In ilrst.ciass style at reasonable
prices. z;
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rced front and back, nj
81, cents, Is tho greatest bargain eyer
offered. "a fali line OF, Balbriggan I'm.
derweAr from Sl0Oa suit upwards, at
Q. HESS \ SUNS,
S 1891 l. 1923 Market Street, y
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Z. 5. GooD& Go. cell Dry Goods cheapest.
Cheap Excursions to C%,pcInn,t,.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every TneEdsy at 3 P. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of i've
Or more. One week Of pleasure, hsauti.
tul scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Can't,
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Wanted -Stnys Plate Aculie,s.
Pase Ball kalamazoo vs. Wheeling.

. VRIICA I E4FC NINUEltTs. 7"-7g-TI |"|0-I
Pase Ball kalamazoo W. Wheeling.
Solar Prihts-E. L. Siepll.
Jewetts Rstngcfatots-Scsbltt & Bro.
Fresh Saratoga. GhIps-F. uauauee.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
Moving Machine and Engine o!ls-1saiah War
rGu 4 go. lENgt r
Lots For sale-D&niel Lamb.
Fourth Of July-GrAuu Picnic By the Manner,
Choir Ladies and Singing hociety,
Trustees Sale o. Valuable Keal E%s!a.e-John J.
Jones. F $A #stEj.Tst @-S
Wauted-stoye Plate MouldesS-four.h page.
Trustees sale OF Leaiheswaod Propetty-rhos.
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On the occasion Of the Interstate Com.
petltsye drill at Louisville, ky., the Balti.
more y Ohio Railroad Company will sell
round trip tickets at low excursion rates.
Tickets will be sold on June 20 and 81,
n VIII be good returning until June 26
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Burley Mills Road House.

A social hop will bs given al the above,
named place Tuesday evening, June Fl,
All friends andrpstrons cordially invited
to attend. JERRY CLEMENS.
Proprietor.
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T,T|.TI| DELIATItEt T.N.WN a n.
All sorts OF Local News and Gossip from the

AL sorta or Local NeWs anu GOSSIP from the
81 Glass CITY.
There were no services at the Second Presbyterian
church Sunday.
nth The , yS,Sans; l aS Is. cleared ss,,sa about any dollars BY
Andrew Rloeder has been absent q week on bpsl.
ness In various parts OF tho State.
The Odd Fellows OF wheeling Ind Benwood will
Visit their Bellaife brethren tomorrow evening. r
The closing examinations Of ST. Johns parish
schools VIII begip to-day. The schools will hayo
About hall OF tho saloon keepers oil two years ago
have quilt. 1NFy M aIqHlff'
Arrangements are being made 10 have band con.
ssts and other klnds o. music Oh tho Square, In
The spring at the head Of Thittyeighth street
SUPPLIES inc drinking water for many families,
There was a series Of aghs at lIar.enstcln's place
on o., I Indian run Saturday, and a tlshl also occurred
Ms. Charlotte Frey. was buried yesterday after.
hooh from her home Ia tho First ward. Bhc was q
sister oil Kev. Il. s. Do lass. i
Key. 4. Il; Williams preached usual IN the
anu us wiic had been At Bethany.
Key. RE. Keller will preach at the District Con-
!eaeaee OF ne ". e Church at 8omcrton. Monday
evening, Roy. y 9, Smith will preach on wedncs.
- q. Ai-3Fs 'r14fAN hFEsE aIllE lEEllH
Union street, on tho postoGaco square, was p,owed
saturday, ready for grading. One man who watched
sne piowihs had seen tho same ground plowed for
The natural gas bitches In Horns Addition have
a. length been closed. The company hsd 10 pay a
nne iot their tardlncss In filling bitches In The
J; u McClsllsnd, OF bank street, bridgeport,
makes all kinds Of rubber stamps ior names, card
aautesses, anH Oil branches OF butiness at the low.
e. prices. All work guaranteed, aud done on
short notice. Call and SEQ him. q
AZ the new a. n. i. church yesterday morning,
communion services were held. The dedicatoty
services were continued III tho afternoon and
evening. when Row, 4. I. Tanner, editor Of tho
Church Review, preached. - HlfGS'"I
Yesterday nj the Church OF God special services
were, hsld, connected with a sunduy school con.
%yention. sone OF the Representatives present
preached. This church and It's sister church just
both very active and Arc growing. NJ IT1
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Supreme Court OF aprenls.

This Court met at 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning, all the Judges present.
State at the relationo Of Pelton VS.. Irvine
4 Hoyt,J from Wyoming county, writ Of
error submitted. Fg.
Price Va. III Corm!ck from Taylor coun.
y;mosion! to dismiss docketed and sub.
smlttea.
EAlfred II. Page. Of Now York, was al.
mitted to p.achcein this Court on motion
iof Alfred Caldwell. MIR. Page made an
argument in the case Of the State ut the
,relssion;of Pslsonvs 70. Irvine & Hoys.
Adjourned until next Saturday after;
noon at 5 .o'clock, as which time declnions
will be announced.
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InutcNstocs,

WASHINGTON, D. e., June eo.-For Wes,
Virginia, lair weather soathwesterly winds,
slight changes in temperature.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Fingers Cat or-various Items OF Local
n Gossip.
quttea nutuber United Presbyterians p!cnicked
AZ Delaney.s grove, at Don, Saturday. IG.
Alec Ttlbert had two fingers mashed OF In tho
SoS wheels 81 Mccord's engine al the brick yard
NJ. Chss; Lyman. Of Cleveland, is at the bedside
her home' corner Of Fourth ard Hanover streets.
The Red Stockings, OF this city, knocked Out
the Eclipse base ball club. OF Bridgeport, Saturday.
on the old lair grounds by a tcore Of % 10 5. 80
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GENERAL NOTICES

NOTICE
q meeting Of the Directors Of The Wheeling Park
association was held Jnne14 at which thew r..
aolVea % close the Park at s o'clock ,. N. Parties
wishing to go out on the 8 O'Clock motor n nil
ear.us' WV molly SUPERINTENDENT Kr.eges.
-lel6 .S1t3 WHEELING PARK AssoCJATIoy
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RECORD,

AB reported BY Christian schnepf, drug.
gtst, 0pcrs House corner, Saturday:
: A. ~ 9 A. N. y n. s +. !, ,7p.r.
NJ So E' 9yN so
9A.N. T. NJ 5 r.x. I r. Y,
Wcather-ClIar.s
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There will be. Fourth Of July celebra..
lions at Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi.
cago junction, Deshler, %Zanesville, Na.
psnee, New Concord, Mansield and other
points on the line. Temperance picnic at
Burr's Mills. The First Regiment, Ohio
National Guards, will be in camp at Wash.
ington g. a.: The races at Columbus
commence July 4. -
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On aud after to.d,y we will close our
Store at ] o'clock Z. NJ, Saturday ex.
cepted. JACOB ". GkUBB,
lNEj1tN y ~ q " RHE hE-e FFlss 3EyE Va<yn1.r q
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E3plts IH!se IIbps u
CATERS, Low OXFORD TIES.
aud Children. Just the thing for warm weather.
f1IOS Main Street,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots and Shoes.
Lt1Nf ielS
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FOR RENT,
'TOR RENT,
ADMINS rRAroRs, sorIcEs
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
WHEELING, WA, June /, 1857.
The undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrator Of the estate Of Z. J.
Stone, deceased, hereby notify all persons
holding claims against taid estate to presen. the
same properly certified, without delay; aud ali
PERSONS indebted to said estate to call and settle
inside Of thirty days. 4
WE. STONE,
1890 Main Street, Wheeling, W, Va.
]. IT. STONE,
= 1e7.pAv - 1914 Main Street. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Union street, on tho postoGace squatc.wts plowcd
naihtasytf ready Tor grading. 0ae man who watched
tho blowing had seen tho same gtouud plowed iol
The natural gas bitches In lfoen's Addition have
at I0nEth been clnsrd. y Ihn cnnina ND INA ~ nnv 3
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GRAND CoScsRr s.. tho Garden to.
night by the 0para House Orchestra;
Everybody invited.
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PROPOSALS,
GEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PRoP 'os':
Sealed Proposals will DO received by thu rnde,.
s sha e., Until noon on Wednesday, June 2, 1851, for
lst-For roodng with iron or TIN, with or without
lelung beneath, the north and youth wirRs Of the
man building Of the West Virginia PeuiIentisry.
N alsbout1 92 squares, aud renewing the condnc.
toss on the whole main building. The work 10 BE-
cone N ne best possible manner and TO be- al the
best quality Of material, the bids 10 state the Kind
and brand Of material proposed to DO used, = -
,o 1ahf no1, placing venulaing apparatus in the
Win plans and specifications fully, set,ipe forth
me WORK 70 be done, the capacity OF such IVORY.
Of the Board. aGgNys eft'@1g -. 'AA1oHAaAoo
- each case the bids are 10 be sealed and ms,tsa
BIOS lor Roofing os'"For Ventilatiny.o ~ tSe
case may be; and the successful bidder Win be y
aul!eo 70 give bond. 70 pc approved by the Rosrd
LOT me iuinllment Of tkeIs con,rac,. n -~o41'
An Measurements plans and specification. /, va
70 re- &c MADE 81 the expense Of the bidder. $50 ~
bids. S!G 1900, EDW ~ IN tSbs 81 my Or al
41!s9A Superintendent.
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The Kew Music Books Of the Season,

Musical people on their travels are Invited 70 cali
~ the various sto.cs OF oLiYEx Drsoa d Co, Bos.
ton' New iosk and lhiiadclphis. or at LYos d
HEALy's, Chicago, 10 examine tho very superior
Aasic Booka brought out during tho last Tow
months s5'''
Piano CiNics, Al .o,h ma
s SSaa sH reoglsG. Classics Tor Piano, elas music uisD
Song Giaaiest for Low gyoices. pleasing lisuin AAa
GOOD OLD Sohgs We uted 70 Bling. o. ab.. lis gontrn.
fsIssongs sad diets 81, Emerson Pine Col.
Anlhens Of fsalss, u KmOson. iectlorss.
Hoyal Hlngsf, al,5 ! toJsl good singing class book.
ss ssss $ Il hissiS 4, tsea 40. u .aaaa., schools.
xolccz Of fatura.s 10 ots.
Forest Jubilee Bank, 70 ch. Good, Eoasy. new
new fioIa's Festival, 20 cs. cantats.
Lie o. Ltzt, 81 8, w.
!Sgst Eye Y q ddse,aadieluohu. 81 70. Bies asE
These are but l6 books ont q, 100 ,h,t 4, n
siocs.. lssH ehecrtully Furnished. aud ali innui.
Nes promptly answered. - tAA
Any Any book mailed Tor retail pnee.
OLIVE DITsoN 1 Co, Boston.
\; I; x gnsss & Co., ST. Broadway. N. Y.
On - .wINHsE AafNaHEE#E NWf# svhETNEH L#aA#. 1
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell round trip tickets to and
from all all stations on its Trans.Ohio Di.
visions, including Pittsburgh, and to all
points on the Columbus & Cincinnati
Midland Railroad, including Cincinnati,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
Will be good going July2.3 and 4, and
will be good returning until July 5, inclu-
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WANTAGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods. SIS per week kalary,
Or ~ cents on the dollar commission. No Como.
ttlon.a Rare chance. Address with STAMP ior
terms. EN-. WEAVER, 199 N. Division street, Bug.
Alo. n. 1.NSh 1IS fFE' ~ 49, nr17 e
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RE.. rs. BRooEr, Clarksburg, ". Va,
en;ed chicken cholers with ST. Jacobs
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orEEA House, BAND at the Garden
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VALUABLE Y Al PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Dwelling HouIc No. 2i2s EoNr street. The house
nAs eleven rooms besides bathroom and pant.ies,
y " Sooa coadisson Throughout, md Is a very &c.
:. Also. the property known Is the Hubbard Saw
NJ property, which Is offered iu whole o, In part.
Also, part 81 lot with Shop 2oxsQ, soutawest come,
Main and Twentieth streets, - - ~
id i AZ sd ss,%s; wnica VIII b very moderate, apply q.
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LIGHT, SoftEIeNbIe Shoes for SummGW Wear,

LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED.
SLIPPERS In endless variety for Gents, Ladies'
90 snecisl attention given to Custom Made sho
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ST. JAcem OIL cures soup Of chickens
promptly.
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WANTED,

WANTED-A NUMBER OF COM
wv PETEET Stove Plate Mouldes, Good
prices, good treatment, and steady work. Trans.
portaiion allowed to reliable men who iurnish
srEGGE GOHMANN 4 CO., New Albany, Iud..
or 1 Louisville, Ky. fE 49, 80 lam
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
SAI,E.

FARMS FOR SALE.
Four Fine Farms For sale-ons oil so ACRES,
situate az miles west OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
Ms Pleasant Pike. With fine improvement and
choice fruits Of all kinds In abundance, well water.
ca and nearly ell in grain-cheap and on easy
One Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles from
Bridgeport, on the cadiz Pike. with good two story
brick house and the barn and other outbuiIdinss,
With an abundance Of fruit Of all Kinds.
Also, one OF . Acres, four miles from Bridge
port on Wheeling Creek. south side OF National
road. with o splendid twoAtory frame dwelling
nouse containing seven rooms, hail aud pantry,
E.th AZ Necessary ou.butidtngs: good orchard ard
plenty Of small fruit Of all Kinds. -
AlSo, Que Of III Acres, situate one mile ives. oil
Ct Clalrsvule, o. This e considered one OF the
nnest iaIlns 70 Belmont county In every particular,
-rich sou, nice location, and In splendid order.
A OF tho above iarcs VIII be sold cheap and on
easy tefns. For particulars call on or address
& eil-7R &. T. HOWELL,
&ha tlnSr!aGce and Real Estate ieens,
. my2o.xUkY IN NE+s. " iges BrIdgenori Ohio
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He quotsd @ show that Peter himself
acknowledged Christ IS the acsd and that
!He was the corner stoae on which Peter
built and taught others to. build; that
Peter but followed ont his Masters CON.
mands when he carried the keys and
opened the church to such as followed
after his teachings. He referred as an
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-03
RECORDING OF BiHrns AND
DEATHS.

An act Of the Legislature. approved
March 20, 1887, provides that every person
who shall oficiate at the birth OF a eniid
shall make = record thereof, and within
three months after such birth shall make
and deliver to the Recorder OF Deeds OF
the county wherein the birth took place., q
certificate indsr his hand containing the
facts of such birth. 1t also provides that
eyery person who shall o~ficiate at the
burial Of any deceased person shall make a
record thereof and within two weeks after
such death shall make and deliver. or e
by the due course Of mail or express, or by
such other as will insure safe
transit, to the Recorder of Deeds OF the
county wherein such death took place, a
certificate under his hand containing par
t~iculars of such death.
All certificates of births and deaths shall
be filed and recorded by the Recorder in q
book kept for that purpose, and the Board
of Commissioners of the several counties
shall provide blanks certificates, to he paid
for BY the county, to be furnished to ply
sicians midwives and undertakers, to en-.
able them to carry out and comply with
the requirements Of the act.
Failure to comply with the provisions
of the act is punishable by a line of not
less than $50 nor more than $50 for a
~olense, and wilfully making a false Ger
tihcate of any birth or death is punishable
by a fine not exceeding $500, or imprison-
meet in the county jail for any period moi
exceeding six months.
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A Night Scene in a Cafe.

4 scene in the barroom of an up
town hotel the other evening, in
which the bouncer of the establish
ment and young man somewhat the
worst of liquor figured for two or
three minutes, illustrates some of the
abuses of this practice of always
having a bounoer on hand. The
young man had drank a glass of
beer, and the price of it, which was
quoted to him at Is cents, seemed to
him rather high. He said SO, and
stupidity refused to pay. He wasn't
at all ugly about the matter, and
didn't get into any loud converse
tion with the barkeeper or with the
superintendent Of the barroom or
the b%ouncer, who very soon took
part in the proceedings and in the
conversation. The superintendent
of the barroom, it may be men,
toned, used to be a keeper in Sing
Sing prison. He tainted the young
nan with the fact of his surprise
over Is cents as the price of a glass
of beer, and intimated that he must
have been in the habit of imbibing
that ordinary beverage on the Bow
cry, but nothing that he said aroused
the temper of the youth and he con-
tinued his argument in a very stupid
and drunken way. The scene was
of the quietest possible description.
In a perfect by deliberate way the
superintendent finally told the boun-
Ger to do his work. The bouncer
took hold of the young man by the
right arm and swung him about like
a teetotum. The man came down on
the marble thing of the barroom
with a sounding whack. Fortu-
nately he did not hit on his head
or probably he would have broken
it. The bouncer artfully simulated
passion in the matter to give the i'm
preston to the large crowd which
then filed the place that there was a
struggle. but the young man was al
together too helpless to do any strug-
Cling. The bouncer picked him up
from the floor ran him along the
room and bundled him out of the
door. 1t was just about as cruel and
uncalled for a transaction as can
well be imagined.-Mail and Ex-
press.
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A SAVAGE HOG.
Pursues an Astonished Fisherman
who Narrowly Escapes Being
Severely Bitten.

Pursues an AstoMished Fisherman
who Narrowly Escapes Being
Severely Bitten.
Chased by q bull is an incident
common to fishermen who frequent
the Brandywine or the vicinity of
Limerick, but to be chased by a hog
is something new. Isaiah Rambo,
Jr., was one Of a number of fisher
men who visited Parker Ford and
cast his line between that point and
Limerick. He was on the Mont.
gomery side of the Schuylkill, and
while crossing a field on q farm of
Mr.. Stauffer was followed by a black
hog the size of pointer dog. Where
ever Mr.. Rambo went the
hog followed, keeping about
ten PAGES in the rear. The
animal made no attempt to at
tack him, but becoming alarmed at
the p%ersistency of the hog to keep
company with him he started on q
run. The hog gave o grunt and
followed in close pursuit, but MI.
Rambo succeeding in crossing a
fence beneath which the animal
could not crawl; and at o farmhouse
adjoining was informed that the
porker had already bitten three
fishermen this season, one of them
very seyerely.-Rsading, Pa, Eagle.